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Dawson Creek taxes due July 2; late penalties due come August

Dawson Creek taxes due July 2; late penalties due come August

City coffers need a top up.
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DC Rotary keeps NLC Foundation scholarship going

DC Rotary keeps NLC Foundation scholarship going

Service before self.
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PRRD will consider draft 2020 financial statements June 24

PRRD will consider draft 2020 financial statements June 24

We're gonna think about them.
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LNG Canada marks milestone with arrival of core processing units

LNG Canada marks milestone with arrival of core processing units

Three large pieces of equipment weighing nearly 1,000 tonnes have arrived in Kitimat, marking the beginning of the “going vertical” stage for the $17 billion LNG plant being built there.
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Federal energy regulator joins oil and gas liaison program

Federal energy regulator joins oil and gas liaison program

The Canada Energy Regulator says it is joining an aboriginal liaison program in B.C. meant to improve the relationship between regulators, government, and northern First Nations.
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Meet Dr. Remi!

Meet Dr. Remi!

Dr. Oyedeji works as a family physician at the Dawson Creek Medical Clinic.
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Keystone XL pipeline project cancelled by TC Energy after over a decade of delays

Keystone XL pipeline project cancelled by TC Energy after over a decade of delays

CALGARY — TC Energy Corp. says it is walking away from the Keystone XL pipeline project and ending a decade-plus battle that pitted the energy industry against environmentalists as oilsands producers sought to export Canadian crude.
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Tamaska LNG plant in Fort Nelson now in operation

Tamaska LNG plant in Fort Nelson now in operation

Plant key to the energy supply in Northern Canada
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Farmer's Market in full swing

Farmer's Market in full swing

Downtown fun!
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Northeast B.C. unemployment reported at 4.5%

Northeast B.C. unemployment reported at 4.5%

B.C. economy lost 23,200 part-time jobs in May, but added 21,300 full-time jobs
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